Big Moist Critikal Drama & Apology, SSSniperwolf “Framed”, UK & French Election Fallout & More News
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00:00 - Sssniperwolf Denies Copyright Striking Smaller Creator & Moist Apologizes
05:34 - Andrew Tate Allowed to Leave Romania, Paramount Agrees to Skydance Merger
08:09 - Boeing to Plead Guilty to Fraud
11:03 - Sponsored by SeatGeek
12:00 - Doctors Debate Ethics of NRP Procedures
14:19 - Kyiv Children’s Hospital Hit by Russian Attack
16:46 - Left And Center Parties Beat Out Conservatives in UK and France Elections
20:48 - Sponsored by Beautiful Bastard
21:17 - How the U.S. Abandoned Its Atomic Blast Veterans
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Produced by: Cory Ray
Edited by: James Girardier, Maxwell Enright, Julie Goldberg, Christian Meeks, Matthew Henry
Art Department: William Crespo
Writing/Research: Philip DeFranco, Brian Espinoza, Lili Stenn, Maddie Crichton, Chris Tolve, Star Pralle, Jared Paolino
Associate Producer on Atomic Blast Veterans: Chris Tolve
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#DeFranco #Moistcritikal #SssniperWolf
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My stepfather was born on a farm on the fallout path from the Nevada sites. He got prostate cancer at 40, colon cancer at 58, died at 61. There can be no justice for any of us, no real apology or payout - there's just too many of us. When I get cancer in my 60's, who will be able to tell if it's from the nuclear fallout, or the cigarettes my grandmother smoked for 50 years, the Teflon on my mother's frying pans, or the microplastics in my hamburger?
the sad truth. i’m sorry to hear about your stepfather.
I’m so sorry.
Bold of you to assume we'll make it past 40
They can now find the source of cancers. When my dad got cancer they went through his entire past down to how he liked burnt toast. It ended up being genetic but the first male in my family to get the genetic hpv strain & die from it. They research the source nowadays for a more personalized treatment. Only reason he died was that we can't afford insurance so he signed up for an unc medical study. The study was "is less chemo just as effective as the normal amount of chemo". Guess what, it doesn't.
@@user-xy6gm6ug5cThe way that study happened & your dad having to turn to it in the first place is so horrible, oh my god. I'm sorry about your dad too, of course.
Boeing is worth over 115 BILLION. It having a 250 million fine is nothing.
As long as we as a country continue to value profits over quality, customers, and the well-being of employees… nothing will ever change. Honestly, I think we are too far gone. It’s going to take national crisis of epic proportions (worse than Covid and 9/11) to snap us out of this funk.
Well, maybe not nothing, but definitely an amount it can easily weather. That's the equivalent of what a $1,200 fine would be to me - not nothing, as it would sting a little in the short run. But definitely something I could handle.
Think of the poor shareholders you monster
@6thwilbury2331 exactly. A little light for killing over 300 people.
250 million is a lot if they keep doing it in the future. Plus networth of a company doesn’t mean squat because they are losing $300m a year in net losses. So yea that fine hits hard, expect a restructure and more job losses.
For the last story on atomic tests, i am one of thousands of employees at the hanford nuclear site in richland Wa. We have safety measures that are drilled into us, and we are told these measures were fought by the literial deaths of former employees. Iv heard stories from older employees where in the 80s they where told to straight up ignore safety measures. Thank god this is starting to see more light. My mother was a down winder and we are still dealing with that fallout. Things are 100% better now but we are still trying to correct the sins of humanities past
as of August 2022, T-111 is still leaking. if you could look at that, that'd be great.
Hey Phil! Just a correction - in the story about Ukraine at about 15:56 You mentioned that the presidet of Ukrane met the Polish prime minister, and showed a picture of the old prime minister meeting Zalensky, not the current one. Thanks for making the show! Love from Poland.
Boeing's executives should be in prison, not just fined.
Anybody who received the order to put the issues under the rug deserves a criminal record. "Just following orders" is a bullshit excuse when there are people's actual lives that were ended.
This Boeing situation is insane.
How the fuck can corporations obtain the same legal rights as people and still somehow not face the same legal consequences as people?
They obtained the same rights as rich people. Me and you would go to jail. But rich people don't go to jail for their shit. Hell, they even still let them run for president.
Right!? We really need to be better at holding people accountable, taking the blame for anything your company does should be part of the responsibility of being at the head of one of these companies, that should be the trade-off for making so much money, if they don't like it they can get a different job.
Completely agree, the execs need to do jail time for murder as they made they decisions that caused the deaths.
I think the fact that they can’t prove this is manslaughter is beyond me. You made an airplane you damn well know is not safe to be piloted and yet you still send the plane out for 300+ people to tragically loose there lives. And you somehow CANT PROVE THAT AS MANSLAUGHTER! The justice system is more broken than the quite kid who sits with his ak at the back of the class
@@Confron7a7ion7 I kind of agree, the boeing and Trump conviction are 2 way different animals just saying.
As someone on the organ donor registry, i have already stated officially that once im dead my whole body can be repurposed.
If restarting my heart would keep my stuff viable longer, then i don't care if some nerves start firing again. With the caveat that i want them to ensure enough brain is not functioning that im still brain ded.
With the amount of people who have woken up in the morgue, they'd better be 109% sure.
Usually it's because of incompetence but that emphasizes the importance of being sure.
@@tibbynibby that's vanishingly slim these days
As someone from an opt-out country (there's a registry of people against donation, by default you're in) so little people are oppose to donation I don't get why every country isn't an opt out.
"Hit me with the monkey" is my new favorite way to request someone to spill the tea. The looks I get is perfection.
There should be NO ability for a COMPANY to take a plea deal! That’s ridiculous! Companies should be 100% beholden to laws with 0 leniency
Right, with the constant news being proven how Boeing purposely did horrible things and hid them to put people's lives in danger.
There has to be at least one law on the books to hold the top dogs accountable personally.
If they can get gang leaders and the heads of the mafia, whom were aware or ordered the crime. There has to be something these individuals did that can hold them personally accountable.
Shame that Cowboy Ronnie decided to pass that bill that made corporations people too. But hey, why should the folks that run this country be held accountable for anything, amiright?
@@ThePrinnyman That was primarily the Citizens United decision in 2010. Not a Regan thing. It was the Obama era and it was the supreme court
These corporations are so slimy that they'd rather pay million or billion dollars fines every few years rather than do what is right.
Yep. Companies should not be able to just pay a fine. That just means the richer you are, the more you can get away with, which is what we all know is true anyway. So much for a justice system.
In Charlie's defense, she DID weaponize the copyright system to silence people in the past.
Nah idc he needs to stop because he's part of the problem. No one should believe anything he says anymore.
Maybe if he didn't assume things, we wouldn't be here right now. Of course, I wouldn't expect him to understand that.
Edit: I now realize how wrong I was and I apologize for going after Charlie like that. I will now take my L with grace because I deserve it.
@@MarieWilson-wp1mu what?
@@MarieWilson-wp1muyou’re…defending the person who doxxed another creator’s home? Lmao Dude made a retraction and apology. It’s over. SSSniperwolf dug her own reputation on her own. Stop simping for a no-talent leech.
It's an issue that even major news organizations run into. It's a very believable situation, and all the existing public evidence pointed in her direction. Honestly, in the world of opinion content, you're losing by taking the time to reach out and confirm because someone else will just run with it and you permanently lose those views.
If the culture on UA-cam favored best reporting practices, we'd have a lot more quality information content like with Phil and less kneejerk mistakes like what happened with Charlie (no shade towards Charlie, though. The man made a mistake and owned up to it.)
My Grandpa was a Marine back in the day and ended up passing away due to ALS in 2003 when he was in his 70s. I asked my Dad about it and he said that there are three possibilities: he was in Vietnam and possibly exposed to agent orange, he was stationed at Camp Lejeune and exposed to contaminated water, and/or he volunteered to be troops on the ground during Nevada nuclear bomb testing in the late 50's. He participated in all of these. Could be all or one of these things - but it’s crazy it’s taken so long for ANY compensation to those involved. My thoughts go out to those still suffering from the testing they did with those bombs.
I got 2 things I want to comment on, 1 props to Moist for being one of the few people left that actually put out a retraction and apology, that is so rare nowadays when literally it should be something that all major news organizations should have as policy. And 2 the NRP thing we really can’t take the moral high ground of respecting the dead when we don’t even have full bodily autonomy for all humans, so arguing about morality is moot, as long as there are rules in place to make sure doctors are trying everything to save a patient before they NRP them I think it’s fine. Like we are already so shitty at saving people as Americans, we gotta take all the help we can get. 😢
It just show how misogynistic he is. He attacked her for no valid reason and spoke like a true incel and make a fake laugh apologies and called it a oopsie... Pathetic...
Thank you for covering the Atomic Vets. My dad was exposed to Agent Orange for his entire 1 year deployment in Vietnam, and it took him dying (2019) for them to finally admit he had Parkinsons as a result. I cannot begin to imagine the pain any Vet exposed to radiation has had to go through, my dad just slowly disappeared. 🙁❤
They KNEW it was seriously harmful to their own soldiers and innocent citizens very early, but kept using it, again and again. While knowing perfectly well, that chemical warfare was illegal.. they claimed it wasn’t a chemical, but a defoliant or herbicide, something ridiculous along those lines. Iirc, it was made by Dupont, a chemical company! But its not a chemical, riiight.. Just like Boeing knew the Max 9 had massive problem, but let them fly, even after the first crash. They knew better, they knew fellow humans were going to suffer for it, but let it happen. Thats unforgivable to me. They knew.
Sorry for your dad, it sucks to lose a parent. I don’t understand why the US doesn’t take better care of their veterans. It seems like they were promised a lot, but delivered very little. Even that little is locked behind wall of bureaucracy and more fighting. At least looking in from my European by-stander seat.
Judge : " Boeing is responsible for the deadliest corporate crime in U.S. history."
Sackler family : oh thank god!
I'm just shaking my head reading this.
Until jail time is on the table, fines are just going to be the cost of doing business.
@@honey-bagder3451 it's insane. If I sold drugs that killed someone I would be arrested but a CEO can do that and make millions and all they do is pay a fine? If the punishment for a crime is a fine then it's only a punishment for the middle class. Corporations are people when they need to flood elections with money but when they commit a crime suddenly they aren't a person anymore. The Sackler family created the opioid epidemic and they are just living life. Sailing on yachts. Eating at fine dining restaurants, flying to remote islands.
Oh man. I grew up in rural Nevada near the Test Site. I could literally see the white bus leave every morning from the house I grew up in. Every girl in my class is suffering from thyroid issues (except me.) Both of my parents were lost to cancer, my dad was a Downwinder and then joined the Navy during Vietnam where his ship was riddled with asbestos. He never stood a chance. Now, I'm watching all of my older aunts, uncles and cousins fight for their lives because the FRIGGIN GOVERNMENT didn't think ahead. Seriously once you mentioned the VA there were flames in my eyes. My dad literally had to go see the VA, IN PERSON the VERY DAY before he died to prove he still had cancer and needed his VA benefits. 🙄 Thank you for highlighting this because there are so so many people suffering 💜
NRP sounds like an effective step towards addressing the organ shortage, especially if it complies with the dying persons wishes. I know I’d want my organs to have the best chance of helping someone else.
09:07 this is the fucking problem with the current punishments that are being dealt to these corporations. Why are you fining them just about the amount they would have saved, fine them that and a percentage of the business like the EU is planning to do. These companies and CEO's just see it as a business expense and its shit like this that makes them continue it.
Truth.
We need to rethink accountability laws for large businesses like that. They should fear their employees and customers. Much like the government should fear its citizens. Instead, we live in a bizarro universe where it’s all the opposite.
Any and all punitive damages should additionally be rewarded with equivalent shares in the company. That should put a stop to bad actors real fast.
9:30 Does this mean Boeing can now run for President?
Sure, if enough people vote that way
The low key amount of butthurt in this comment is incredible😂
Not sure about this but I think it can still vote in Florida
My dad's mother and her family were Downwinders. She had several siblings who died of cancer or 'unexplained illnesses' at relatively young ages, and she herself was unable to walk by her mid 30s and died several years later when my dad was only 13. I've heard stories from my dad about how he would have to help his mom with things like washing her hands, and it didn't make sense to him why she wasn't like other kid's moms.
my wife is a surgical nurse who has helped with procurement for donation. one of the more odd things i learned from her was time to die can prevent a donation. Basically when they turn off any sort of life support, if the patient doesn't die quick enough, the organs can't be used as they are not viable.
It wasn't just the veterans that were screwed over, but their families as well. My grandfather worked in nuclear weapons testing while in the USMC. After years of weapons testing he developed cancer and died while my mom was young and still in school. What made it even worse was the fact that because his work was classified, my grandmother was denied any assistance after he passed. This left my grandmother alone with 6 kids to raise on her own. My mom would tell me how my grandma worked three jobs and often relied on family and our community. She also had health problems as she grew older and it took our family years of trying to get her the assistance that she was owed and the recognition that my grandfather deserved. I think it literally took my grandma threatening to release information, documents, and certificates that my grandpa gave her before she finally got help. This story hits home for a lot of my family. Thank you for talking about it.
Not to mention the testing that affected people in the pacific and how US nuclear tests heavily impacted indigenous populations, contaminating their lands and causing severe health issues. Sites like the Santa Susana Field Lab saw over sixty years of testing, leading to long-term environmental damage and disruption of cultural practices. The government often overlooked the rights and health of these communities, prioritizing Cold War strategies instead.
@@dylan6386Yep. One of those things the history textbooks don't seem to want to talk much about, so to speak... Wonder why, she said sarcastically. The video "Paradise Bombed" by i think Friendly Jordies (if not maybe a friend of his??) goes into depth about this sort of thing, more specifically WRT Hawaii.
That’s rough man, I’m so sorry you and your family had to go through all that.
@@leonardosantuario3346What about this is so hard for you to believe? This has affected A LOT of people for decades!
@@leonardosantuario3346A child has entered the chat.
I'm sitting here watching this and my husband casually mentioned that he is a descendant of a downwinder. His grandmother used to tell stories about going down to play with the glass left over from the blast. He told me their family's land was confiscated for the testing. My husband and his family have really bad genetics. This makes so much sense.
Edit: his family lived in New Mexico.
You should consider getting a sperm donor if you plan on having future children
@@Playingwithproxiesbecause fertility doctors who can test his sperm don’t exist 😂
@@helloMerrMerrI think it’s implied that he’s genetically fucked. Not that he doesn’t have good sperm. There might be mutations that aren’t easily identifiable. Analyzing genetics of biological material isn’t like using control f on a pdf document lol.
What exactly do you mean by bad genetics?
@@ShogunThomsencancer and other diseases are genetic so they’re passed down if your grandparents or parents have the gene.
My father was the second soldier off the ship as a member of the Occupying Force in Japan. USS Hamblen. He never spoke about his time in the war, but suffered with small skin cancers his entire life.
I was horrified to hear the testimony of the soldiers and the details of the decontamination of the ships.
My father was 17 when he enlisted in 1944.
17.
Homer Simpson: [full radiation suit]
US Army: "Lol, ya silly goof!"
Dear UA-cam,
Simple fix. If a third-party claimant on behalf of a channel makes a strike, why don't you have an automatic message going to that channel's primary contact e-mail asking to verify the strike? Surely with how many software engineers at your company, you could implement something like that.
Can't. DMCA is technically a legal matter, and UA-cam isn't allowed to be involved other than the company going "Of course, we'll oblige". Otherwise they can be held for legit copyright infringement.
@wesleyfravel5149 if that's the case then why are they allowing 3rd party requests at all. The request should be made from the original creator no?
@wesleyfravel5149 They could implement a two factor authentication for content being struck. Sending an email to confirm with the company the person striking is legit doesn't get them in trouble, if the company says no, then the claim is fraudulent. If the company says yes then UA-cam still does what it does.
The fact that you can strike a channel to begin with involves youtube because otherwise someone would have to serve you a cease and desist for copyright infringement, which would have a timelimit for the infringementy to cease and desist or go to court to be sued. There's no perminant strike that could cause you to lose your channel, there's no pause on income durring the grace period, although you wouldn't want the thing your being sued for to make you much because if you lose your likely to pay double back, it's not very social content.
Social media companies especially streaming services are well within their terms of service to require two factor Authentication for strikes on content. Especially content from the site. Channel to channel strikes.
They could do a number of things. But they punish the channel, give the earnings of the video to the bad actor and they only provide twofactor review for brands like ABC and Disney who actually do the legal work for a real copyright claim, have lawyers that send the cease and desist as well as make the strike, that sort of thing.
You can't be sued by some company in Bangladesh on behalf of a channel based in Canada because the cease and desist paperwork would not match the legal preceding from the country of the company or entity making the claim, in the senerio where youtube used a two-factor confirmation for strike managment. UA-cam is lazy and has no reason to devote resource to the department of claim support
@@wesleyfravel5149Then don't allow third-party strikes
Simple
@@thabb194the channel who posts is not necessarily the original content holder.
The map of the nuclear fallout spread makes me wonder how much of that reached Canada & Mexico
I live in Paris and it was a scary 2 weeks... happy we the people aligned to stop what could of been a insane future
So one of my best friends and my grandfather both died because of fallout. my grandfather was there during the bikini bomb testing. He was on a sub tender and the ship closer to the blast and the ship behind his both sunk. Because of it, he finally passed about 10 years ago due to a crazy aggressive cancer. But we were not able to get any assistance from the government or VA because his cancer was too unique. I remember growing up with him telling us all sorts of crazy stories about the blast, like the fact that the higher-ups expected his ship to sink even though it was fully Croud. And One of my best friends. His family was downwind from the Nevada bomb testing. Downwinder syndrome took out 85% of his family. He was an amazing friend and he died due to a second bout with cancer.
This copyright problem isn't limited to just these bad actors, but the royalty free music community that has dealt with companies buying up these catalogues, only to issue ContentID as a means of stealing from small creators that use this music under the impression that it would stay copyrighted. That behavior needs to be stamped out, too
This isn't even the first time I've heard about a fraudulent copyright strike, so it's definitely a huge problem.
Thanks for covering the atomic veterans and downwinders! I work for a university archives where we have collections of oral histories with downwinders and nuclear testing facility employees and the stories in there are damning, but we also have records showing how much the state and federal government tried to cover things up or discredit people coming forward, especially those on reservations. It's well-known here now but it's not nationally and it's important to get the stories out there, and everyone deserves more compensation than they receive.
how did the bomb totally wipe out the house but the camera is fine? makes no sense
@michaelryan8014 you can google for two seconds and get a bunch of reasonable answers to that question, silly pickle.
Archivists and librarians do an incredibly important job preserving, protecting and sharing historical truth. Thank you for being a part of that.
My brother was diagnosed with severe kidney failure 2 weeks ago, I was told he had 5% functionality. If my family and I are not matches, I'm not worried about this technique if it means my brother lives. Currently, he has, at best, 2 years without a transplant. I'll take or do anything to keep him alive.
I'm so sorry to hear that you are going through this.
I hope the best for your brother.
If this device restarts the heart of my loved one, I would rather not have those organs removed if it’s helping keep them alive
@@bryanholmes7698 but the person would already be dead. The machine is just keeping the organs ready for transplantion. It wouldn't be able to reverse brain death.
@@bryanholmes7698 even though they'll never regain consciousness anyway?
"What's that show, one of the P ones" 😂 ... the 'P'hilip de Franco show
The nuclear veteran story doesn't surprise me at all. The government has done horrible things to it's citizens and military and it comes out to the public years later and with all this damage to people's lives, all they can say is "sorry," if anything at all. I know of horror stories that will never be told about, so at least this is getting some traction.
The people apologising , aren’t even the ones who put it all into place, agent orange, mk ultra, etc
You should look into the Lead Crime Hypothesis, and how violent crime dropped across the country after we took lead out of gasoline
My great grandfather was part of the Barcero program, my grandfather fought in, my father fought in 3 different wars. The US government had done nothing but literally torture the men in my family. Not to mention the abuse I believe their trauma led them to commit. Shits crazy out here.
and then CHARGE YOU for your OWN health care!!!
If you ever write a book let me know. I would read it
My grandmother and her family were living in Utah when they were doing those atomic tests in the 50s. I've heard the story tons of time over the years about how they would sometimes get fallout dusting their home and were often told by the authorities way too early that it was safe to be outside. Thankfully my great grandfather was a scientist and owned a geiger counter and knew enough about the science behind radiation to be able to check radiation levels and hose down their home while keeping my grandma and her sisters inside. So far we haven't seen any ill effects, everyone involved lived a very long time/ is still alive, but I can't even imagine what some other families there or closer to the testing might have experienced.
Feels kund of like dodging the slowest bullet in the world.
That’s crazy! My husbands great grandfather worked on the manhattan project and was never able to have children because of the radiation. They ended up adopting 4 children
There are millions of stories like yours and yet people still blindly follow what big daddy government say without questions or issue.
So far to the point they will willingly attack those who questions character and try to destroy those individuals lives.
Wasn't there a time in recent history of this very thing happening? Like within the last 4 years, some huge event where the government said trust me bro and Don't trust those whom don't trust us?
Studies showed that the only increase in cancer from the fallout from those tests was childhood leukemia.
My dad’s side are all from southern Utah and they were all exposed. So far my great granddad died from cancer. My granddad now has it and my dad is in remission. Not to mention the many great aunts and uncles I’ve had that died from cancer before I was born. It’s a literal endemic in the family.
Your great grandfather sounds amazing.
Honestly, as an organ donor, I would be chill if there was another box that just marked NRP OK that I could mark.
Time to phone Mitt Romney. "Corporations are people, too." I wish we could hold these companies accountable. Also, they brought two engineers to court for the Concord tragedy, do the same with Boeing!
Our friends across the pond managed to clear out their toxic governments, let's see if America can follow their lead. I hope we can.
Boeing getting hit with just a huge fine and no one has to see any jail time is just wrong. A fine for broken laws and deaths is just a business expense in their eyes, but the families and victims forever have to live with it
Plus it's not even a huge fine for them.
It pisses me off that a company can kill 100s of people and only get fines and probation. Two tier justice system in America. 😢😡
@@Bidoof_is_best laws were meant to jail the poor.
@TheRico725 it's like that old adage I've heard before. "penalty by a fine means it's legal for a fee"
It all makes me pissed, companies that do stuff like this shouldn't be fined the company itself should be terminated, executives should be jailed and personally fined.
27:04 I'm sorry but thats the entire mainland of the USA, how many people were exposed to this if it even drifted to the highly-populated eastern seaboard... What a nightmare.
In the worst industrial crimes in American history, Boeing is probably only in the top 10. DuPont Chemical gassed an entire neighborhood.
I don't blame Charlie for believing she did it, everyone who knows the type of person she is would do the same in a heartbeat
fr. Do you remember jacksfilms? It was not that long ago!
My 19 year old had me watch one of her videos because he wanted to see how long until I laughed. I made him stop halfway through. She was giving me a headache.
Why is anyone watching that psychopath? 🤔
@@oaksteel5173 idk but I’d guess it’s mostly kids? Probably?
Well this has certainly validated my belief that people didn't actually believe SW when she laid down all those receipts. They are just nodding along with Charlie because he apologized.
My grandfather passed away from his second fight with cancer that started in his nose and cheeks. He was a army vet that worked security and cleanup on the Nevada test site. When the government signed that compensation package into law he received a payout on condition that he could not sue the government about the exposure.
He took the payout as he was financially unsound and relying on family to make ends meet, but a few years later his first round of cancer appeared. Despite being a veteran, his treatment wasn't covered at the VA hospital as he was exposed after he retired from active duty. He easily spend all the money he was given and far more getting treatment so even with the payout he was screwed by the government.
He loved this country to the end despite how much he knew they had screwed him over. He never was told he was exposed to radiation until he got the check in the mail.
Buying off liability in cases like this should be illegal
Regarding the NRP discussion.
I feel it's perfectly fine as long as there are checks and balances in place.
For example, when you sign up to be an organ donor have an extra selection for being compliant with NRP.
4:55 hahahaha.... UA-cam to solve the issue... that's priceless.
The atomic weapons testing of the 40s and how it was addressed later is utterly deplorable.
At this point I just can’t believe a single thing Sniperwolf says. She’s proven to have done this stuff in the past and I wouldn’t put it past her to strike someone for a petty reason. That being said, her being framed sets a horrible precedent for the platform. If people can so easily impersonate big channels, there’s no stopping someone from causing even more big damage than what we’ve already seen. We need better systems and we need stricter consequences for people taking advantage of the system.
The fact that she still has a channel still is insane
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The nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands is one of the main things we studied in my public health course; yet the material and footage was decades old and the issue still remained almost unchanged.
Awesome as always, thanks for thinking of our vets
Start of episode: "Is there any good news today?"
End of episode: "... we're living in The Bad Place."
Well, i guess Britian telling Rishi to go tuck himself in, and France's election results are rays of good in the darkness.
That's literally the description of every episode.
@sicazn22 feels that way, though sometimes Phil gives us some good news. Today though, ooof.
Peacock/Paramount confusion - SAME 😂
hey phil, just an fyi, there's no links in the description for contacting congressman. thx for the vid
About the organ transplant: I may be a bit biased as a dialysis nurse, but saving lives, in my opinion, out weighs the very small potential that a couple neurons start working again. Those deemed deceased will never be awake and alert again. Their body has naturally died. It was their time to go so they went. Keeping the organs in the best shape possible can save so many more of my patients who are awake and alert and some working jobs and having families and all that still.
Another idea could be having an extra box to check when signing up to be an organ donor that says you're okay with that NRP. Just an idea
My Great-Grandfather was a soldier during the Bikini Atoll testing. He was there and they told him he was sterile. Turns out, the government considers sterile as having nine children. All of whom died of cancer except one who died of pneumonia... but he still had cancer. The effect hurts my family to this day and I'm personally worried about my own chances of cancer. I guess I'll just have to wait and see...
My grandfather was in the Navy when he too was one of the ones scrubbing the decks and watching the lights. He always told me it was like a sun burning the ground and the seas. He lived for a long time after, but it was obvious that he was suffering from radiation and cancer. My own father, my aunts ssuffer very rare cancers and tumors. And its horrible. Its just a matter of time, and wile my grandfather has already passed, he apologised to me, as his only surviving grandchild about what had happened. As it it was his fault, when all he did was serve his country.
I suspect he's apologizing for passing on DNA that's been heavily damaged. Had he known then what he knows now he may have felt differently about having children.
Was this the tests they did on the old WWII/WWI fleet?
@@smalltime0 it was the pacific testing in and around french polynesia, muruora and the Marshall islands.
7:36 I didn’t realize Sloth from Goonies was taking over!
Lol I also feel like that show I like “it’s in one of the P ones” 😂
That last story hits close to home. After leaving the Army, it didn't take long to see the horror stories about the VA were true; the way they deny shit they broke was service-related, and then if you do provide documentation, expect to have to fight beyond the lowest allowable disability percentage they are required to give you. It really does start to feel like they wish you'd just have the decency to die and spare them all the hassle.
She really is the girl who cried Sniperwolf.
I started watching you back in the early days, was off UA-cam for a while, then came back in the last year or so. Gotta say that I'm LOVING the change to "here's some pop culture stuff and now I'm Philip DeOliver and this is Last Day To Evening Morning". Keep it up :)
UA-cam when people abuse strikes: 😶☺️
UA-cam when people use adblockers: 😡🤬
As a non-american, I would not trust a profit driven healthcare system with NRP. Ethics always seem to fade when profits are involved.
This is my biggest fear too. It sounds like it woild be amazing...in theory... but i fear while 1 doctor is doing it correctly and honestly, there are 3 others cutting corners to turn a profit and look good for their hospital and society
Huh? It like saying you won't trust them doing surgery on you. Your fear is more on the American Healthcare System overall than of a single procedure like NRP. The fear is warrant but with how NRP is able to add in more donor organs into circulation, it's clearly a win. American shadyness will always be lingering, even the organ donor system had dark controversies uncovered.
Fully agreed, far too easy to abuse unfortunately
Yea none of us really have faith in our medical system over here. Consistently it's stories from others, or yourself, about how loved ones are dying from something and are absolutely screwed because a cure would be unprofitable to the company, and insurance doesn't cover shit so the sick care is ridiculously expensive. Those on Medicare or Medicaid have to run circles for years even sometime, to then be canceled randomly without notice. Or going in for something routine and being charged thousands that the insurance won't cover. Or not having insurance and the hospital charging you more because of it. Frankly it's our political leaders as well as permanent factions of the government that are all corrupt. It's them and the corporations vs everyone else. I digress, you can tell I'm fed up.😅
There is also the fact that peoples hearts can drop so low it can't be read this lead a lot of people being buried alive in the past and to a couple people waking up mid organ donation. I think its at a 12-20% chance of happening last time I checked.
If you're a PoS on a normal basis when something bad happens and it involves you people are going to assume it's the PoS person's fault again. It's called character. Hers is negative. So yeah.
yeah I was like where does she get off being aggressive in the replies to moist about the strike when it's like the most believable thing ever that she herself did it, and got mad that they didn't ask her directly if that was her? why would they think it wasn't?
While it's understandable how they made this mistake, It's still good to stay on point with with doing your due diligence when reporting on a story. If we care about the truth than you need to have some standards. Good on the boys for correcting their mistake instead of doubling down or moving the goal post like those other insecure grifters. If you're going to trash someone one it better be for things they actually did.
No, thats wrong. She has every right to call out the fact that it was misinformation to falsely accuse her based on little evidence and feelings. Yes, her content is mostly stolen from other peoples content and she has had a history of striking down channels that mock her for stealing content. Doesnt mean she should get shit for something that hasnt been done by her, and if Charile was more interested in getting the facts rather than jumping on the circlejerk as soon as possible to get as much clicks out of the situation then he wouldnt have to apologize again for reacting to... I mean commentating on drama without fact checking. This isnt the first time he has done this and knowing commentators and their tendency to jump on stories with less journalistic intergrity than mainstream journalists it wont be the last. At least he has always called himself owned up to it.
Though im starting to think a lot of people were really hoping it was her to circlejerk about how much of a POS she was again and were hella disappointed withe the truth...
If the story is true, then it's probably why she was the target in the first place. Who better to pose as than a person known for this behavior. It's a white-collar version of a copycat crime.
Well he was wrong lol. She been unlikeable for awhile but he was still wrong
Reminds me of that time SpongeBob visited Sandy on land and shriveled up under a rock
Boeing should have all it's assets seized as proceeds of crime.
My grandfather was one of those troops in the atomic tests. He was stationed in Nevada in the 1950's and he described having to march towards the cloud, but he couldn't even stand up cuz every time he tried another shockwave would knock him down. I know later he lost some use of hands and had a few health issues. He passed away in 1998 even though he was in his late sixties it was kinda sudden for us all. I don't think I ever found out if it was caused by his time in the army, and I was kinda too young to have a serious conversation with him about it.
Truthfully, Paramount+ has always been the, "Oh, I'm feeling nostalgic, I want to watch Spongebob" streaming service for me
JAN TERRI FLYING INTO SPACE AT THE END 😭😭😭
This is the chaos i’m here for LOL
Hahaha... right before Phil mentions how he mixes up Paramount+ with Peacock, I was literally sitting here thinking, "Oh yeah. Paramount... they're the ones that have The Office now, right?"
Lol, nope. That's Peacock. Just did the EXACT thing he's talking about :p
On Fourth of July I must’ve refreshed my feed 7 times looking for your video before realizing y’all have that day off.
Same 😂 I’m in the UK & forgot it was 4th of July, Phil usually uploads 11pm here so I was sat waiting like “damn, no monkey today” LMAO
I'm Canadian and forgot as well, I was surprised on the first when he posted
Well, most of us..
@@SiverFangBlackWing Looks like you replied to the wrong comment my man. Just got to that part of the video myself. I say just add a disclaimer with a link to more information on the organ donor card and we're good to go. Already the concept is kind of creepy, but if someone is willing to donate their organs, I would bet the vast majority would also be fine with doing whatever it takes to keep them viable in the process.
Yeah it took me a while to realize too.
13:50 as a black person who already feels like doctors already aren’t going to do everything they can to save me, this is terrifying 😂 I’d love to be an organ donor but not if I’m using them
Lol I already agree, but it's also funny this is paired in the same episode where hospitals tested on American soldiers. Like you can't make this up.
Ty for including links
Just got power back so I’m catching up what I missed yesterday. Houston Tx hurricane so we’ve been pretty hot and bored. Lol
I think France and the UK really paved the way for the trend to continue in the United States. We felt pretty defeated, but just over the course of today, I've seen a huge resurgence of actual patriotism; people are ready to fight for the United States. And what she actually stands for.
Often, news the happens in Europe regarding elections sometimes is a forecast for what happens here. Just like in 2016 brexit occurred perhaps America will put down the maga movement for good
UK and France voted for more crime and rape.
Dems here could take some notes, especially from France.
@@BlackSwordMeister Agreed. They succeeded because their left and center cooperated.
Also want to give a shout out to India as well. While their far right government is still a thing, in their lower offices there has been left leaning elected reps who are an ideological check on Modi's government.
I'm an organ donor. My late mother was also an organ donor and while she had been dead for a few hours before she was found, I learned at her funeral what parts of her went to others. It's fucking incredible. She lives on in improving the lives of others. If I'm dead with no chance of being saved, and full of fresh viable organs, and the doctors need to do something that will cause me no pain or suffering so they can give someone else a second chance... by all fucking means, dude. Honestly even if I had to be briefly necromancied and was told "hey we need you to be alive on machines for another hour and there's no way you're going to make it out of here", I'd consent to that ahead of time. Giving someone a second chance at life as one's final act is one of the greatest things a person can do, in my opinion. That I could save a child from losing their mother young like I did is what always comes to mind for me. The people that don't like it should just have the option to opt out of it.
That's such a beautiful statement. Thank you!
"that other creator Jacksfilms" is wild
Thank you Phil for covering the fallout situation.. my heart breaks for the families, year after year of struggling with health issues and death. 💔😭
If NRP makes them concious in any way, I'd be 100% against it. If it makes the brain start up again as well, that's monstrous and should be stopped at all costs. There's absolutely no world that more organ viability is worth whatever someone might endure feeling while the NRP brings them back from death.
That's a big if though, I do not believe it does, I believe it's ONLY electrical signals to the heart. So I support that. If you are a donor, it should be important to you that your stuff is as viable as possible as quickly as possible. if they've attempted to revive you for the amount of time they usually would, and you remain dead, NRP should be used ASAP to preserve as much organ viability as possible.
As someone who is a registered doner and talked to my family to make sure it happens if needed (everyone do that as your family can override your decision). I don't care if it did start my brain again. Do everything you need to get as many good organs from me and save as many lives as you can. though I do believe your right there is no brain activity so there is no hard period.
to add onto this, i think the method used for post-mortem organ donorship should be included as an additional choice to go with whether you want to be one or not. it is, ultimately, a medical choice, so you should be informed of the benefits and downsides of *how* your organs are donated as well as *if* they are donated.
@@christiansmith804I do not believe your family can override your decision on organ donation. That is a medical decision you have made previously to a incapacitated state, like signing a DNR.
@@curiousangel6321 after your dead your family (at least in the US) can override it. This may vary a little by state but i know for a fact it’s true in Ohio
@@curiousangel6321 depends on where you are. In Australia for family have to approve, even if you are a registered donor.
I am a registered donor. I've had the conversation with my family and made it clear what I want.
"and that other creator, jacksfilms" idk why it being worded like that made me laugh
Just now getting to watch this weeks videos after losing power from hurricane Beryl. We went without power for 107 hours with the inside temperature of our house reaching over 95°s. Over two million people lost power last Monday and thousands still don’t have power. I hope everyone else effected is okay and I hope center point energy actually faces repercussions for their constant incompetence
Thanks for your coverage of international elections
So happy we finally voted the Tories out 😇
Fancy seeing you here sir Edinger. Hope the heat isn't too brutal.
I'm sad Labour went center right again and it also gained little when other parties gained more. This will mean the next time when win they will push right more when labour will do little.
@@NotADuncon
We Are The Mods
Too alte for revoking Brexit tho. Still salty about that as a european 😅
But you're right, it is good. France also narrowly dodged a Front National majority. Jesus
@@NotADuncon Labour is centre left, not right. The Tories are centre right. I'm not sure you understand politics very much
Back when I used to do camless react videos to animation shorts on my channel, it was surprising how more often I got copyright claims not from the owners of the animation, but other react channels. I honestly do not understand where react channels get off on even being allowed to be put into the copyright id check system on youtube in the first place.
Edit:I almost forgot about mentioning the damn "Copyright Protection Service Providers" that go around making copyright claims for other people. One I had to deal with was Bent Pixels and the funniest thing that came from all that was in tweets arguing about this I think somebody invovled with the company said "Transformative videos are not protected under fair use" and then gave a link to a source that's very first fucking sentence said "fair use is the copying of copyrighted material doen for limited and 'transformative' purpose."
the paramount/peacock mixup is so real, i promise its not just you
I've never commented on a video before, but that Dept of Energy map in the last story that showed the spread of the nuclear fallout around the country, was genuinely one of the most terrifying images I've ever seen! You mean to tell me that they blew up nukes so fucking big, that their radiation blanketed nearly all of the country?!!? Holy Shit!! The people of this country are riddled with health problems, many of which families had zero history of until sometime in the last 60 years. If this radiation got into the soil, into the crops, into the water AND the fallout spread that far across the country? We could be seeing a multi-generational poisoning of the country by its government, and one that could far outreach impacting only the Atomic Vets! How is THAT aspect not a bigger story? Not to mention that an irradiated crop from one part of the country could easily make its way to a less radiated part, furthering the spread. This seems like pure chaos, and a problem that is going to be impacting ALL of us for many, many more generations!
So all of America got exposed to nuclear fallout? NICE
Don't build your power armor yet, eager Vault dweller.
@@alienboy1322 CRAWL OUT THROUGH THE FALLOUT BABY
And people still believe big daddy government cares about them and their families. So much so those people will do everything in their power to destroy the lives of individuals whom are willing to question the government still.
Look back in the last 4 years, plenty of proof for all to see.
Nearly everyone has at some point....
Dude blew off his own head with a firecracker... Be safe out there, don't lose your head... Or hand.
My grandfather was one of those that was scrubbing the decks of those ships during the explosions. He died of cancer when I was 6 years old.
"they bombed their own hospital" now why does that sound so familiar?
My friend just lost his 5 year old niece a couple weeks ago. NRP allowed her organs to be saved and saved the lives of 5 other children.
I doubt my organs will be of any use to anyone by the time I’m gone, but if they are I absolutely *without an ounce of hesitation* want them to do whatever they need to to get those organs to people that need them.
My grandfather was a marine that participated in those nuclear trials at Camp Desert Rock, Nevada. I have the article listing those in his battalion that were ordered to enter the blast zone. The government still has pictures of Leo and a mushroom cloud right behind him. I only got to meet him as a baby. I hope these veterans and their families get the help and retribution they so greatly deserve.
Danielle (Clariss Moore’s daughter) was my first friend in university. She was beacon of light and hope that was taken from us far too soon. The large group of Canadians on the Ethiopian flight were on their way to an environmental conference to see how we could better face the current crisis, while struggling with the current forces of power. That day alone my believe in that good could triumph over evil was squashed. Seeing how Boeing was barely even affected by the damages it has caused, that just solidified my belief that the world is ruled by evil.
Good on moist for putting out a correction video and not just a tweet
The effect of pacific nuke testing can really be shown where I live in the pacific islands where fish stocks got so low America started sending mass amounts or canned food and it’s still not recovered
The only "stupid" thing I did on the 4th was not check the ingredient list on a new pasta sauce... I'm allergic to mushrooms, and there were some in it; I spent all of the 5th & 6th in the bathroom being hella intimate with my toilet, trying to not fully turn inside out.
Still a better love story than Twilight,though, lol.
God I feel this, found out the hard way a few months ago just how intolerant my body is to mushrooms. Made close friends with the porcelain gods over those couple of days!
oh NO! shame you didn't just get funny balloon hands and chipmunk cheeks .
@@ZombieSazza My sympathies, mate. I've tried nearly two dozen types of mushrooms over the last 25 years, and all of them are basically the equivalent of mild to moderate food poisoning... Even the hallucinogenic type- and let me tell you, there is * *NO* * worse time to be tripping balls than when your guts are tied in knots and you're exploding out both ends!
@@nlm2nd I would have traded the symptoms I DID have for that in a heartbeat... Two to three days of debilitating abdominal cramps, explosive diarrhea, and projectile vomiting are far less enjoyable than they sound. 🙄
Oof, I hope you're doing okay bruh allergies are no joke
22:09 "The latest weapons coupled with the fighting skill of the American Soldier"
The main soldier they are showing has to literally stop and cock his gun after trying to fire it and it not working 😆
Paramount is the main streaming service I use, as it has the BEST reality shows (Ru Paul has me in a chokehold), but the only reason I got it in the first place was because I wanted to watch the Big Brother live feeds. When BB or Drag race isn’t running though, I tend to forget about it (even though it’s the only streaming service I use). They just need more content that has big communities, and they could be the KING of streaming. Hope this new guy brings those to the table with him
Ah yes, the Marshal Islands. Home to Spongebob and Patrick, the mutant sentient talking sea animals
That's just nautical nonsense!
I highly highly recommend Kyle Hill's video on Downwinders
Same. It's more complicated than people realize.
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My thoughts and opinions are that I am happy you decided not to include the drama in the prior video, but _did_ decide to include the corrections to ensure their maximal reach.
Too often corrections are the content that gets no coverage and at best you can hope that only sources which spread the incorrect info bothers to even make them (which is not being anywhere near enough now that content is pushed and recommended by an algorithm and not merely from a weekly newspaper you subscribed to). And even then most of them does it as some kind of tiny footnote instead of similarly first-page clickbaity title as the content that needed said correction had received.
So while I didn't care about the drama or corrections themselves, I did like to see the effort to spread the latter to such an extent you covered even when the original former was deemed uninteresting.
5:00 Plot twist, SssniperWolf paid the foreign company to do the strike to avoid responsibility while still being an asshole.